CULLMAN, Ala. – 4D Farm opens for the fall 2026 season on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 10 a.m. Fall at 4D Farm will run through Nov. 1.
Owner Beth Daniel said one of the biggest additions is the 4D Farm Happy Highland Coaster.
“We are extremely excited about our new family roller coaster,” she said. “Children as small as 36 inches can ride with an adult, and guests 42 inches and taller can ride independently, so it’s another attraction families can enjoy together.”
Daniel said one thing they really try to do is pack a lot into the admission price.
“General admission includes the corn maze, pumpkin patch area, farm attractions, corn barn, massive tubing slide, two jumping pillows, flower fields for photos and our amusement rides,” she said. “So families can come and spend several hours, or most of the day, with us. We’re also continuing to add more lighting and nighttime elements around the farm. We want the farm to have a completely different feel once the sun goes down.”
There will be special entertainment throughout the season, including the Flying Trick Dog Show, plus more like magicians and fireworks on the last four Friday nights of October. Hudd Music scheduled to come out regularly during the season.
“We are very excited about the Happy Highland Coaster, but some of our longtime favorites are our giant jumping pillows, tubing slide, kiddie ziplines, Coronado swings, pony carts, barrel train, corn barn, apple cannons, gem mine, pig races, hayrides, and our corn maze and pumpkin areas are still such an important part of fall at 4D Farm, too,” Daniel said. “We never want to lose the farm experience as we add amusement rides. One of the things we’re most proud of is that there really is something for a wide range of ages. A little child may spend forever in the corn barn or on the kiddie rides, older kids may head straight for the coaster or tubing slide, and parents and grandparents can enjoy the hayride, shows, food, maze and many of the rides right alongside them. Of course, the food is part of the experience! Funnel cakes, fresh-dipped corn dogs, turkey legs, apple cider donuts, lemonade, specialty treats — we love creating those foods people look forward to having every fall.”
This weekend is the perfect weekend to visit the farm if you enjoy lighter crowds.
“It’s generally the slowest weekend of the season,” Daniel said. On Friday evening, there was a special Season Pass Holder Preview Night. “It’s our chance to welcome our season-pass families back and give them an early look at what’s new.”
Daniel shared how much they appreciate the families who choose to spend part of their fall with at the farm each year.
“4D Farm has grown tremendously, but our goal hasn’t changed,” she said. “We want families to come here, put their phones down for a little while, laugh together, ride rides together, eat something they probably shouldn’t eat, make memories and leave saying, ‘That was a really good day.’ We put months of work into a season that only lasts a few weeks. Our family and our team work incredibly hard behind the scenes, and there’s nothing better than finally opening those gates and seeing families enjoying everything we’ve worked on. We are really excited about what we’ve added for 2026, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone back to 4D Farm this fall.”
Visit www.4dfamilyfarm.com before visiting for the most up-to-date hours and special-event information and tickets.
4D Farm is located at 7066 County Road 703 in Cullman.
